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{{image|Wife appreciation factor|png|If you want it in the house, consider your [[stakeholder]]s.}}}}{{dpn|/ˈlɔːjər əkˈsɛptəns ˈfæktə/|n|}}A [[UAT]] multiplier for a [[legaltech]] implementation computed by considering the ratio of features the user will want, understand and use, against those her management wants, understands, and expects her to use; (ii) the things a lawyer habitually does that the [[legaltech]] will oblige her to ''not'' do, or do in a different, effortful or perverse way. | |||
In the olden days when hi-fi envy was still a thing, spoddy anorak types would speak of the “wife appreciation factor” — the kind of attributes that would see that new pre-amplification gain-stage attenuator make it through the door without the missus hitting the roof. | |||
Generally, an awesome total harmonic distortion rating wouldn’t cut it. It had to ''look'' nice, which meant “acceptably unobtrusive” and ideally ''invisible'', but failing that, artfully-applied walnut veneer, a minimalist fascia and a resemblance to mid-century Danish lounge furniture would at least put you in play. | Generally, an awesome total harmonic distortion rating wouldn’t cut it. It had to ''look'' nice, which meant “acceptably unobtrusive” and ideally ''invisible'', but failing that, artfully-applied walnut veneer, a minimalist fascia and a resemblance to mid-century Danish lounge furniture would at least put you in play. | ||